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All Saints Episcopal Church was formed in February 2009, at the initiative of a group of laypersons from Christ Church, Moline and Trinity Parish, Rock Island. This group wanted to remain loyal to the Episcopal Church following the secession by members of the Diocese of Quincy in November 2008. In 2016, the church successfully applied to become a member of the Diocese of Chicago.

Originally established in 1986 in Chicago as a mission under the name Iglesia Episcopal de San Pedro, it moved in 1997 to Franklin Park and changed its name to Iglesia del Espiritu Santo. Once it outgrew its space in Franklin Park, it moved to Maywood, Illinois in 2004 and finally closed its doors in 2006.

Started as a mission in 1929 and admitted into the diocese of Chicago as a mission in 1930. Became a parish in 1947.

Originally started by Philander Chase, this is one of the oldest churches in Illinois. It was originally named Zion Parish Episcopal Church in 1850. The church was consecrated in 1953 and the name was changed to Grace around 1889. The present church is in the third building with the two previous having been destroyed.

Formed, in 1979, by the merger of Church of the Messiah and Church of Saint Bartholomew.

Saint Andrew's was started as a mission / chapel of Christ Church (Streator) and shared a rector for a number of years. It was one of the only truly rural churches in the diocese of Chicago. Originally consisted of a church, parish hall, and cemetary. Currently St. Andrew's is only open Easter Day through Christmas Eve and is one of four churches that comprise the consortium of churches known as the LaSalle County Episcopal Ministry.

Organized as a mission in 1962. Applied for and received status as a parish in 1976.

Saint Mark's, originally in Fox River Grove, became an organized mission in 1954 and met for the first two years in homes until they had to rent space in a building. Once the church was built, they have continually met in Barrington Hills, Illinois.